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ossifragant) wrote2014-08-11 03:57 pm
ossifragant) wrote2014-08-11 03:57 pm
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So here's a question for all of you. What's the furthest you've been from home? Before coming here, I mean. This place doesn't count. I want to know how far people have traveled before coming here.
The name of the place you're from, the name of the place you like going. What your favorite city is called. Things like that.
I've always liked traveling. But I used to spend years in one place, even so. Always found myself drawn back to where I was born. It's one of those interesting things about people. I don't exactly miss the place, but I do find myself thinking about it sometimes. What it would be like if we could go back with memories of this place instead of forgetting everything.
So there's a second part of my question, I guess.
Say you go home, but you remember everything from here. What would you do with that information?
What if you arrived home at a time before the last thing you remember?
The name of the place you're from, the name of the place you like going. What your favorite city is called. Things like that.
I've always liked traveling. But I used to spend years in one place, even so. Always found myself drawn back to where I was born. It's one of those interesting things about people. I don't exactly miss the place, but I do find myself thinking about it sometimes. What it would be like if we could go back with memories of this place instead of forgetting everything.
So there's a second part of my question, I guess.
Say you go home, but you remember everything from here. What would you do with that information?
What if you arrived home at a time before the last thing you remember?
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[Volgin was the same way. And Raikov's starting to get used to Greed's nonchalant attitude towards really serious things.]
Wait... How did you know you were going to die?
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[Something flickers in his expression before he shrugs, going back to looking like it doesn't effect him.]
I've spoken to enough people from my world to know it happens, even if it hasn't happened from my perspective.
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He sure knows how to pick his boyfriends. Either he loses interest in them or they die off. More so the latter for the ones he really cares about.]
... I hope... if... you ever get sent back, that doesn't happen.
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Next time we meet up, we should... do something special.
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Yeah? I should be back sometime in October.
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Mmn. Maybe dinner at a fancy restaurant. Get ourselves a hotel room for dessert... Stay up all night long...
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[He's as nonchalant as ever, but it's pretty obvious he's interested in the idea.]
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[Oh, hell naw, Greed. You did not just do that. Raikov purses his lips and furrows his brow.]
What do you mean by "might?"
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And his general... everything.]
I'm looking forward to it, Raikov. I should be home mid October.
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Good.
... And you can call me by Ivan.
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Okay. Ivan it is.
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At least he's done being butt hurt now.]
... That sounds nice in your voice.
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Looking forward to seeing you.
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It wasn't like he deliberately didn't tell Raikov. Greed just has wanderlust and forgets these things.]
With any luck, I'll be back before it gets too cold.
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That would be nice. But even if you don't, we can easily keep each other warm during the colder weather...
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Mm. Yeah, we could.
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[Complete with a kiss blown at the screen.]
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[He's... really bad at this communication thing.
The kiss gets something that's a lot closer to a smile than a smirk, however.]